Good day Bozeman! We're here again with what you need to know today. Grab a cup of coffee and read on. ☕️️
In today's newsletter:
Also on today's calendar: 16th Annual Buddy Walk and 9 more events.
Today's riddle: Why did the girl pig break up with the boy pig? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Local faves picked by those who know Best (bozone.com) — Bozeman residents just chose their favorite local spots in this year's Best of Bozeman survey, highlighting everything from coffee shops and breweries to parks, trails, and traffic headaches. The piece walks through dozens of winning businesses, events, and outdoor destinations, underscoring how housing costs and access to the outdoors are shaping daily life in town.
2. Bozeman schools seek donations for coat drive, face growing need for winter gear (explorebigsky.com) — Bozeman families and neighbors are being asked to help nearly 500 local students stay warm this winter by donating new coats, boots, snow pants, and other gear to the BSD7 coat drive. You can drop items or gift cards at any Bozeman school office through October, with cash donations helping fill specific size gaps before coats are distributed ahead of Thanksgiving.
3. Bozeman turns pink for Breast Cancer Awareness Month (kbzk.com) — Downtown Bozeman is going bright pink all month as local shops, the Downtown Bozeman Partnership, and Cancer Support Community Montana team up for PNKBZN, a Breast Cancer Awareness campaign. From pink banners on Main Street to special merchandise and fundraisers, residents are being encouraged to support local cancer resources and stay on top of screening and mammograms.
4. MSU freshman Dahlke already making an impact (nbcmontana.com) — A Bozeman native is already turning heads for the hometown Bobcats: true freshman receiver Carter Dahlke stepped in for injured starter Taco Dowler and delivered 117 yards and a touchdown in his first start at Bobcat Stadium. Dahlke credits Dowler's mentorship for his rapid development as Montana State, now 5-0, prepares for Friday night's road game against Idaho.
5. Bozeman town hall focuses on federal enforcement, state authority (nbcmontana.com) — Bozeman residents packed a town hall to press state lawmakers about recent federal law enforcement operations in Gallatin County and what rights locals have when agents arrive. Legislators discussed limits on state oversight, possible transparency bills for the next session, and practical steps residents can take if they feel their rights are being violated.
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P.S. The answer to today's riddle: "Why did the girl pig break up with the boy pig?" — Because he was such a boar! (Thank you Theresa H. for sending it in!)
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